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Nuclear Physics And Nuclear Reactors by V. E. Levin
The book is based on the lectures of the author at the Obninsk Polytechnical school. The textbook is divided into two parts, “Nuclear Physics” and “Nuclear Readers”. Part one describes the fundamentals of atomic physics, as well as Hie re … Continue reading
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Tagged 1981, elementary particles, nuclear physics, nuclear reactions, nuclear reactor design, nuclear reactors, physics, quantum mechanics, soviet
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The Atom From A To Z Mir by K. Gladkov
In this post, we will see the book The Atom From A To Z Mir by K. Gladkov. About the book A book covering basic aspects of nuclear physics and nuclear technologies. Covers fundamentals of nucleus, atoms, elementary particles, fission, … Continue reading
A Visit To Transurania – Knorre
In this post, we will see the book A Visit To Transurania -by E. Knorre. About the book: The synthesis of elements heavier than uranium has opened up new spheres in our knowledge of nature and new fields of nuclear … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial, atoms, elementary particles, elements, ions, mir books, nuclear physics, nuclear reactors, radioactivity, transuranium
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On The Way To Super Elements (Scientists To School Children) – Flerov, Ilyinov
In this post, we will see the book On The Way To Super Elements (Scientists To School Children) by G. N. Flerov and A. S. Ilyinov. This book is a part of the series Scientists To School Children. About the … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial, elementary particles, elements, fission, ion beams, nuclear physics, nuclear reactors, particles, periodic law, physics, popular science, radioactivity, stability, transuranium
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Nuclear Physics and Nuclear Reactors – Klimov
In this post we will see Nuclear Physics and Nuclear Reactors by A. Klimov. About the book: The book covers different aspects of nuclear physics. In chapters 1 to 4 basics of nuclear physics and interactions of elementary particles are … Continue reading
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Tagged antimatter, atomin nuclei, chain reaction, critical mass, diffusion of neutrons, dosimetry, elementary particles, fast reactors, heavy water reactors, interactions, light water reactors, non-critical reactor, nuclear physics, nuclear reactors, physics, quantum mehcanics, radiation shielding
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Science for Everyone – Storming the Fortress of Fusion
In the Science for Everyone Series we now come to the book Storming the Fortress of Fusion by G. S. Vornov. This book is one of the earliest Mir books that I have bought. [You can get the book here.] … Continue reading
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